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Waving My Dick in the Wind – The Non-Nudist Naked Freedom-Loving Nude Beach Review

by Jason Thomas Kocher August 19th, 2010 Culture » Philosophy » Politics » Society »

There will come a time when everybody
Who is lonely will be free…
To sing & dance & love (dance and love)

There will come a time when every evil
That we know will be an evil…
That we can rise above (rise above)

Who cares if you’re so poor you can’t afford
To buy a pair of mod a go-go stretch-elastic pants…
There will come a time [...]

The Obscenity of Obscenity Laws

by Jason Thomas Kocher July 17th, 2010 Culture » Philosophy » Politics » Society »

Here is a call to outlaw Obscenity Laws on the grounds that they are the only obscenity.

Full Disclosure: I don’t feel that I am defined by these things…but I do like sex…and I do like porn…

…and for me, the question of whether something is artistic or not is moot. In less controversial realms, I think Revenge of the Nerds and [...]

Unreviewed Reviews – The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less by Barry Schwartz

by Jason Thomas Kocher March 30th, 2010 Philosophy » Culture » The Written Word »

Late one night while watching an episode of the Colbert Report, it came time for the interview segment to which more often or not I tend to make a jerking off gesture towards the product being peddled, Colbert’s comic flair lubricating the way, but on this night rubbed myself imaginarily raw in protest of guest Bary Schwartz and [...]

The Politics of Government Without Ideology

by Jason Thomas Kocher February 26th, 2010 Philosophy » Politics »

In debate over hotly contested legislation in the last few years, politicians have more and more spewed forth noble, heartwarming, selfless pleas to the effect of: “Now is not the time for ideology. Government must do what works and abandon what does not work.”

In my attempts to imagine a government actually taking actions without ideological foundation, I was made to [...]

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